Cudmore Grove Country Park was, during World War Two, a coastal artillery site housing 4.7" (120 mm) guns. There were two casemates. These are marked on maps dated 1960 and shown on photographs taken in 1974 - before their collapse on to the beach. Barbed wire, stakes, wheels, etc., which were dumped into a pit presumably when the site was closed down, are now re-appearing at the cliff face as a consequence of coastal erosion.
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